Maintain well-lit workspaces in your clinic or practice with the selection of high-quality dental lights from DuraPro Health. Without proper lighting, even the best dentists can’t do their work effectively. That’s why it’s so important to make sure you have the proper illumination for all kinds of daily tasks, from routine examinations and treatments to the most detailed procedures. Learn more about our collection of new and refurbished dental lights to find the best fit for your operatory and office.

Getting Your Dental Lighting Right

Lighting isn’t just a matter of aesthetics in a dental practice. Instead, it’s critical to the quality of care that patients receive.

Dental chair lamps help illuminate the patient’s mouth for cleaning, hygiene and more invasive procedures. These fixtures are built to be attached to a chair, ceiling, wall or cabinet and feature a swivel arm for better positioning and overheat visibility. Added to this, intensity settings let you adapt illumination to the procedure and setting.

Along with mounting location and configuration, dental lights include the following types:

• LED dental lights require less energy, generate less heat and last longer than traditional halogen lamps. Along with these savings, LED dental lights tend to provide a more comfortable experience for patients.
• Halogen dental lights are a more traditional fixture using a gas-filled incandescent lamp.
• Fiber optic dental chair lamps feature flexible construction that can be added to handpieces for finer illumination of the mouth. These dental lights aid various diagnostic procedures, including examining plaque, fractures and fissures.

Without the right lighting, dental professionals could miss certain issues during examinations or perform procedures and treatments with less precision. The mouth is a confined space to work in, which is why proper lighting is so important.

Dentists who are opening a new practice or updating older equipment should carefully select the lighting for each type of space, from examination rooms to dental operatories. This can help ensure the best results for every patient.

How to Choose Dental Lights

Consider a wide variety of dental lighting options to make sure you have the proper illumination for dental work. Wall-mount dental lights and ceiling-mount lights are typically easy to position and situated far enough from patients and staff to avoid being in the way. Overhead lights and post-mount lights are other popular options when ceilings and walls aren’t available nearby. Don’t forget about other, more specialized types, such as dental curing lights, when choosing your supplies.

Explore new and refurbished fixtures from Boyd, Engle, Flight Dental, TPC and other brands now.